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lunes, 28 de septiembre de 2026

EXAM REVIEW WORKSHOP

 


COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

EXAM REVIEW WORKSHOP

PART 1. COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE?

Write C for countable or U for uncountable.

1.    apple ______

2.    milk ______

3.    chair ______

4.    rice ______

5.    book ______

6.    water ______

7.    egg ______

8.    cheese ______

9.    student ______

10. information ______

11.  banana ______

12.  bread ______

13.  furniture ______

14.  orange ______

15.   sugar ______

 

PART 2. SORT THE NOUNS

Put the words in the correct category.

coffee – pencil – money – sandwich – juice – table – bread – computer – cheese – teacher – rice – apple

COUNTABLE

UNCOUNTABLE

 

PART 3. A, AN OR SOME?

Complete the sentences with A, AN, or SOME.

1.    I have ______ apple in my lunchbox.

2.    She wants ______ sandwich.

3.    There is ______ milk in the refrigerator.

4.    He needs ______ pencil.

5.    We have ______ eggs for breakfast.

6.    She bought ______ orange.

7.    There is ______ bread on the table.

8.    I need ______ umbrella.

9.    They have ______ books in their bags.

10.                 He wants ______ cheese.

 

PART 4. SOME OR ANY?

Complete the sentences with SOME or ANY.

1.    There are ______ apples in the kitchen.

2.    There isn't ______ juice in the bottle.

3.    Do you have ______ pencils?

4.    I have ______ money in my wallet.

5.    We don't have ______ rice.

6.    Is there ______ milk in the fridge?

7.    She bought ______ vegetables.

8.    They don't have ______ bread.

9.    Are there ______ eggs?

10.                 There is ______ cheese on the table.

 

PART 5. MUCH OR MANY?

Choose MUCH or MANY.

1.    How ______ apples do you have?

2.    How ______ water do you drink every day?

3.    There aren't ______ students in the classroom.

4.    We don't have ______ sugar.

5.    How ______ books are there?

6.    She doesn't eat ______ rice.

7.    There are ______ chairs in the room.

8.    How ______ money do you need?

9.    I don't have ______ pencils.

10.                 How ______ milk is there?

 

PART 6. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES

Complete each sentence with much, many, some, any, a, or an.

1.    There is ______ water in my bottle.

2.    I don't have ______ money.

3.    She has ______ new books.

4.    There aren't ______ apples.

5.    He wants ______ banana.

6.    Do you have ______ information?

7.    There are ______ students outside.

8.    We need ______ cheese.

9.    Is there ______ egg in the refrigerator?

10.                 How ______ rice do you need?

11.                 How ______ oranges are there?

12.                 I don't have ______ pencils.

 

PART 7. CONTAINERS AND UNITS

Complete the expressions using the words in the box.

bottle – glass – piece – loaf – bag – cup – can

1.    a ______ of water

2.    a ______ of milk

3.    a ______ of advice

4.    a ______ of bread

5.    a ______ of rice

6.    a ______ of coffee

7.    a ______ of soda

PART 8. CORRECT THE MISTAKE

Each sentence has one mistake. Rewrite it correctly.

1.    I have much apples.

 

2.    There isn't many milk.

 

3.    She has an bread.

 

4.    We don't have some rice.

 

5.    How many water do you drink?

 

6.    I need a information.

 

7.    There are much students in my class.

 

8.    Do you have some pencils?

 

 

PART 9. COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS

Complete the questions with HOW MUCH or HOW MANY.

1.    __________________ apples do you eat?

2.    __________________ water do you drink?

3.    __________________ students are in your class?

4.    __________________ money do you have?

5.    __________________ bread do you need?

6.    __________________ books are in your backpack?

7.    __________________ milk is in the refrigerator?

8.    __________________ eggs are there?


jueves, 10 de septiembre de 2026

PART 3: COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

 


7. QUANTIFIERS

Quantifiers tell us how much or how many of something we have.

MANY

Use MANY with plural countable nouns.

Examples:

many apples
many books
many students
many cars

Sentences:

There are many students in the school.
I have many books.
She has many friends.

8. MUCH

Use MUCH with uncountable nouns.

Examples:

much water
much money
much sugar
much rice
much time

Usually, much is common in questions and negative sentences.

Examples:

How much water do you drink?
How much money do you have?
I don't have much time.
There isn't much milk.

9. A LOT OF

A LOT OF can be used with BOTH countable and uncountable nouns.

Countable:

a lot of apples
a lot of students
a lot of books

Uncountable:

a lot of water
a lot of money
a lot of rice

Examples:

There are a lot of students.
I have a lot of books.
She drinks a lot of water.
We have a lot of homework.

10. FEW AND LITTLE

FEW

Use FEW with plural countable nouns.

Examples:

few students
few books
few apples
few friends

Example:

There are few students in the classroom.

LITTLE

Use LITTLE with uncountable nouns.

Examples:

little water
little money
little time
little sugar

Example:

There is little water in the bottle.

Easy way to remember:

FEW → COUNTABLE

LITTLE → UNCOUNTABLE

11. QUICK SUMMARY

QuantifierCountableUncountable
SOME✓✓
ANY✓✓
MANY✓✗
MUCH✗✓
A LOT OF✓✓
FEW✓✗
LITTLE✗✓
A / AN✓✗

EXERCISE 1: COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE?

Write C for countable and U for uncountable.

Apple ______
Water ______
Book ______
Rice ______
Egg ______
Milk ______
Chair ______
Sugar ______
Banana ______
Money ______
Cheese ______
Student ______
Bread ______
Car ______
Coffee ______

EXERCISE 2: A OR AN

Complete the sentences with A or AN.

I have ___ apple.
She has ___ banana.
He wants ___ orange.
There is ___ egg on the table.
I need ___ pencil.
She has ___ umbrella.
He bought ___ book.
There is ___ elephant at the zoo.
I have ___ sandwich.
She wants ___ ice cream.

EXERCISE 3: SOME OR ANY?

Complete the sentences with SOME or ANY.

There are ______ apples on the table.
There isn't ______ milk in the fridge.
Do you have ______ brothers?
I have ______ money.
We don't have ______ bread.
Are there ______ students in the classroom?
She wants ______ water.
He doesn't have ______ books.
Is there ______ rice?
They have ______ bananas.

EXERCISE 4: MUCH OR MANY?

Choose MUCH or MANY.

How ______ apples do you have?
How ______ water do you drink?
There aren't ______ students today.
I don't have ______ money.
How ______ books are there?
How ______ sugar do you need?
She doesn't have ______ friends.
There isn't ______ milk.
How ______ eggs do we need?
How ______ rice do you want?

EXERCISE 5: FEW OR LITTLE?

Choose FEW or LITTLE.

There are ______ students in the classroom.
There is ______ water in the bottle.
I have ______ friends at school.
We have ______ time.
There are ______ apples left.
She has ______ money.
There are ______ books on the shelf.
There is ______ sugar in my coffee.

EXERCISE 6: CHOOSE THE CORRECT QUANTIFIER

Choose the best answer.

There are ______ apples.
a) much
b) many
c) little
There is ______ milk.
a) many
b) a few
c) some
I don't have ______ money.
a) any
b) many
c) few
She has ______ books.
a) much
b) many
c) little
We need ______ rice.
a) some
b) many
c) few
There isn't ______ water.
a) many
b) much
c) few
They have ______ friends.
a) much
b) a lot of
c) little
There are ______ eggs in the fridge.
a) a lot of
b) much
c) little

EXERCISE 7: CORRECT THE MISTAKES

Find and correct the mistake in each sentence.

I have much apples.
There isn't many water.
She has some money.
Are there some students?
I don't have some books.
There are much students.
We need many rice.
He has a apple.
There isn't any apples.
How many water do you drink?

EXERCISE 8: COMPLETE THE SENTENCES

Use:

some – any – much – many – a lot of – few – little

There are ______ students in my class.
I don't have ______ money.
We need ______ water.
How ______ books do you have?
How ______ sugar do you need?
There are ______ apples in the basket.
There is ______ milk in the fridge.
Are there ______ eggs?
She has ______ friends.
There isn't ______ rice.

EXERCISE 9: MAKE YOUR OWN SENTENCES

Write one sentence with each quantifier.

SOME: __________________________________
ANY: ___________________________________
MANY: __________________________________
MUCH: __________________________________
A LOT OF: _______________________________
FEW: ___________________________________
LITTLE: _________________________________

MINI CHALLENGE

Look around your classroom and write:

5 COUNTABLE NOUNS






5 UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS






Now write 5 sentences using different quantifiers.






REMEMBER!

COUNTABLE = You can count them

🍎 one apple → two apples → three apples

UNCOUNTABLE = You don't normally count them individually

💧 water → some water → a glass of water

SOME = mainly affirmative

ANY = mainly questions and negatives

MANY = countable

MUCH = uncountable

A LOT OF = countable + uncountable

FEW = countable

LITTLE = uncountable